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Surely all the tokens would finish up at the bottom of the sink after you've removed your melted-cheese-and-Spravy-encrusted plate from underneath them to eat your apple pie, and everyone else has done the same. Or are you suggesting that someone might eventually *wash* some stuff? |
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Alternatively, you could always move house? |
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Angel, that could be a problem. I was going for a low-technology approach, but a more aggressive solution would be tokens that emit smoke or explode if they're left in water more than X number of days. |
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Ahhh, the old AfroAssault idea adjustment returns. |
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At my house, when all the plates are dirty, we would just start using the dish day tokens for plates, then the whole idea gets screwed up. |
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Perhaps they could be smaller --- the size of a poker chip, or so. |
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Adjustment #2: Make the tokens pyramid-shaped, so not only are they not like plates, but a sink full of them looks kind of pointy and dangerous. |
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Definition of a bachelor: Someone who washes up before meals. |
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Just tell people you're doing bacteriology research for a med student friend. Tell them the friend is hoping to breed a superstrain of penicillin. |
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